Return of Democratic Run-Off Primary Declared
Return of the Democratic run-off primary results announced for August 25 1934. Affected voters and party leaders confirm the outcome as ballots are counted and certified by local election officials.
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1934
Page
6
Return of the Democratic run-off primary results announced for August 25 1934. Affected voters and party leaders confirm the outcome as ballots are counted and certified by local election officials.
Harry Flentge sends thanks for the election votes noting a defeat by 1522 votes in his home county and 1676 votes in Comanche County. He pledges to resume law practice, congratulates his opponent, and wishes a successful term.
Gap Weldon and Hood Donaldson returned to Slaton. Mrs. Carl Milner hosted Mrs. E. La Roque at Cross Roads. Uncle Tommie Cagle came back from Abilene. Gap Church of Christ revival closed. W. A. Hellums visited Carl Milner in Soda Springs. Merkel visitor Jay Douglass and Fluvanna visitors Mr. and Mrs. George Hood called on his mother Mrs. Jim Hood. Mrs. Joe Tannehill and Hubert Tannehill of Silver City NM visiting locally.
W D Jenkins offers thanks to supporters for county superintendent bid and vows no ill will. He describes his defeat as a political disappointment and pledges to aid a profitable administration. He notes readiness to entertain fellow Sons of Rest members.
Mrs. V J Buthod and her children left Monday to join Mr. Buthod in Tyler where they will make the city their home.
Sidney Tom Farquhar of Fluvatna visited Mrs J Farquhar and child ren Sunday. Mrs Carl Walker and son of Wilson spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs John Roberts. Mrs Cora Evatt and daughters with neighbors visited relatives at May last week. Robert Pendergrass visited at Sweetwater last week. Baxter Evatt visited in Roby last week. Ina Boyd and family of Chand ley visited Mr and Mrs Sam White last week. Hubert Power and Clint Taylor to Portland Oregon are visiting R Taylor G W Cleburn of Kilgore visited Mr and Mrs Ocie Ward.
The Busy Bee Club of the Bibb Community met with Mrs. L. L. Ritchey last Thursday. Fourteen members and seven visitors attended and canned peas. Refreshments included fruit juice and chocolate.
The Comanche County Commissioners Court will hold a public hearing at 10 a m Friday September 7 1934 in the commissioners court room at the courthouse Comanche Texas on the county budget prepared by the County Judge and filed with the county clerk July 30 1934. The notice is issued under Article 689 A subdivision 11. Judge H L Stewart presides and Clerk Bob Haynes attests.
Mrs Walter M Conlon of Forsyth Georgia reports Cardui eased nervousness and run down condition after taking six bottles. She says it gave strength and stopped nervousness and notes it may help other women with similar symptoms. Price one dollar a bottle at drug stores.
Mrs Clyde Silvas and her son Bob returned to their Austin home after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs O O Brightman here. They were accompanied to Austin by Miss Grace Brightman.
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